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According to The Wall Street Journal, Meta plans to release a web version of its Threads app next week.
Social media giant Meta plans to release a web version of its Twitter/X competitor Threads next week, The Wall Street Journal reports.
The report notes that Meta plans to release his web version of Threads early next week, but the company’s plans are still far from final and subject to change. Users could view some of the thread’s posts on the web, but access was restricted as the thread was designed specifically for mobile phone users.
Threads and Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri also confirmed last week that the web version of Threads is being tested internally. In response to a comment in the thread, Mosseri replied “It’s in development!” and internally he’s been using an early version for a week or two.
However, we still need to do some work to make it available to everyone…” Recent additions to Threads include the addition of a “Follow” tab and the ability for users to see links to their Mastodon profile.
The WSJ reported that threads began displaying state media labels on Thursday in a bid to thwart fake news and propaganda.
Threads keep losing momentum:
Threads was launched on July 5th to promote his social media platform, this social media app was warmly received by users, and within a week his number of monthly active users reached his 100 million. did. However, according to SimialrWeb’s August 7 data, the number of active users in the thread has dropped to around 10 million. By comparison, Insider Intelligence estimates that X has approximately 363.7 million monthly active users. In its latest quarterly results last July, X said it had 237.8 million daily active users.
